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September 21, 2026|21:57

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Kacstone Records, Sister Kingdom Network join African tourism stakeholders at Lesotho summit

Modern Ghana 27 minutes 1 mins read

Ghanaian music and cultural promotion organisation, Kacstone Records, in partnership with the Sister Kingdom Network, has participated in a high-level tourism summit in Lesotho aimed at deepening tourism, cultural and economic cooperation across Africa.

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